From: RIA Novosti
A Moscow regional court upheld a lower court’s ruling to ban books on Scientology
by the group's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, on grounds of inciting extremism, the tvrain
internet channel said on Wednesday.
Hubbard’s books on Scientology "seek to form an isolated social group whose members
are trained to perform their functions generally aimed against the rest of the world,”
the court said in its ruling.
A Moscow regional court upheld a lower court’s ruling to ban books on Scientology
by the group's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, on grounds of inciting extremism, the tvrain
internet channel said on Wednesday.
Hubbard’s books on Scientology "seek to form an isolated social group whose members
are trained to perform their functions generally aimed against the rest of the world,”
the court said in its ruling.
Wow! The truth is coming out. Isn't it amazing that the first video in that "Psychiatry Kills" exhibit talks about the "Psychs" wanting to infiltrate gov't, education, et al. and that is EXACTLY what the cult wants to do. We know so many good people are Scns but they've been sold such a bill of goods and thank goodness the Russians woke up. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteHubbard actually wanted to infiltrate all governments. He wanted the world to be ruled by Scientology "ethics". A real BAD deal. Thank you for reading.
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